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Ze44... - 4L._...e_..--- , ~ , dee„e . • •Ar r 0 /• ; _ N u ,,,,, T ~, B-t - R TIO ‘` - 63.] , PlerrzlL L I NG- OFF 76', .i . ,iiej 7, 1818. 1, 1 rIE"COMMISSIONEfor V/ C Tii.i'LlilyG 2 , 4 I li* ReIJESTY'S N.--1 1 7 Y do' hereby kivf; Notice 4 0. 7 WI il ionday next, the 18th Instant, the will be ready. fift y T enders in writirty (sealed up), and treat for ...21•V r " gis BLACK SMYRNA RAISINS; to be answer k, z:'. Samples (of* not less than' Two Pounds weight each), o t 6 e produced with the T en d ers st Thousand Five Haut/red Sacks of Kiln-dried HOUSE eI FLOUR; to be suyeet to the usual Irarranty of ,title• loes Nonths ; and - . . 2 , T housa ttr l Fi ve Hundred Sachs of MSKET MEAL , ; A t ' . ' e d elivered, in th e space of One Vo nth, into his Jla-' , Payable, victualli ng S tores at Deptford, and to be paid for by . Payable, without interest, •si.rtY -days after date. e C . ft'', ol!tlittons of the Contracts may be sent at the Scare -211 e Office. , g el 4 2 ; • egard will he had to any Tender in which the Price te , "01 be bun-tell in . 'Pori's at 'length, of that slid!l not be 4:eeeclto the Board before One o'clock on the said •Vore next ' the 13th I ns t ant ; nor unless t h e Person who N e ' - i•,. 8 tile Tender ' or some Pcrso'n on his behalf, attends, to 44 1ite 7 - 2, when calle r ! for. -....,...„, SIR WILLIA'4I .CURTIS, BART. 1311- I , I PDRESS frr u 'the FR !ENDS of the ttri, of Hon oti rahle At()NE't lies fur SIGNAfUitES at the LONDaN TAVERN. - , ' * •.V c ' n \ 'i :-.-------- SAR 1- •‘ ON GOOD TRAVELLING,,-.. 44,‘' s ' Ii PAD INN', SNOW -HILL. TO YORK,the LEEDS, It t i •'"I hli t .- lll• GH, and ail PARTS of the NORTH. • - t side Coaches, the Best Horses, and keep cx6:l lent Time, NAt t , ,„ By W. MOUNTAIN 'and' Co. . ri , „:% S HEAD INN, SNOW 7 HILL, LONPPN; . :ttb; follitt!Vtng ' P(iS'P:COACT-1 ES, MAIL -1/411, I.3 C:9 ;;ICHES, .51X. set out fronit he 'Saracen's Head Inn, ~,..r, •,4'!1:-,- . . . . '‘i..ll;t''LlMPlltg, a'NeW LIVERPOOL Light Coach, only one k'h 6 ; 11 ( . 1 the Road, cal:vying Four Insides and Four Outsides, il Nte t , ‘ ' ev erY Day at Oire o'clOck, arrives at Liverpool next `' , ,,ltlcr;„ 4 at Six :o'clock; throng!), Dunstablt.,!,Waburtt, ''. tth,it""Y, Northampton, Welford, Lutterworth Hinckley, 'Yat" t • t44e, Liehheld; Ittigely, Stone, Newcastle, s Ktititsford, l ogto tikilyptd f al l ' Present. - , • - , • : ' • It le e Is ON, Lyiningtort, Winchester, and Basing it,4 w i I , ou r rued c 1 .1 at half-paqt Serest o'clock in t l‘ ce :,?:::45, arrives a e t tie bolphin Inn, Southampton, by G t 'lt. " : -R.--.111 4 is a M,oSt .delightful Conveyance to 's4t.ce,-(li'.."iglit, Jersey. Guernsey, St. Maloes, Havre de ~...., 1 11,wrourgh. a ce. -. , ~. ' , *?E;, '81.11.1.R1), Welling and Shifilial, Post-Coach , t.. ,_ ... _on, , •Ttyk '6;9s at Is ive o elock.-Ewatdi.d. x. 4 likin uT li,Dorchester Blandfor4,Salisbury, Andover, loPurtin - i s ,!"lie, new Post ' Coady,. evert , Attertiooti :* T . le, - +''g,.. - r tickets to Gpernsey; Jersey, bherburg,t St., Ma , e• I )A t .,4TE R l '•': kt . R,_-_Nitt, . , • , • , ' 4l '' Plymouth Wevrnontla . :Dorchester; Fatthotitli. 11, 81 4 ,7e0 4 4 , 44 Salishurt , New Post Coach, every Morning, •'." t',.,.. t4 f , ?!.d,'"g_ 1 °_, , 1i, ticrong s li Hrinifon; - Axminster; Bridport, l, q 1 14 1 1,1()N "ogstnlie„ awl Bagsliot.. .. 1 .6 , t , ,, ,, 34 , 1 ,. „ `, s l ipaldi ng, Veto borough. Stilton, and Hunting , liA "t) r ,' A lai' Coach, sets but every Evening to Spiishy, k, 1,e4,9711,711., and Hull. . at m u alti, -..tu, RISTOL Flying Post-Co.icheS, through Chip:: ttl -- ,t. 1'4 4 4 ,‘ 4 ", aiid llarlborotigh, every Aftt•rnoon ; arrive ' iti„ ... -r otly, , i s, the ' Greyhound ' Inn, Bath, and the London tl. t'i to ac t i - ,,, 4 .. ° %-str ee t and the Swann, Bristole,next.Morn r '''' ce,''' t o Wells, Bridgewater, Taunton, Eketer, Ply ,t.P.„T% , "t rY At N 411 , i• kid ~, • , l'sii,, ~I lt Coach, called• The Rockingham, sets out !l/t6re,s re it , g , at Eight o'Clock ; carries Four Insides only, 4 :'' „."Nr,,:liably easy; with a Guard throughout. Passes Vi l t d h''' , to ''',,' l " , (l, Newark, &thud, Doncaster, and Fer.ry q stand i "le Golden Linn, Leeds, next. morning. ?to!- IfOeed t "g the uncommon Expedition of this Coach, it, _is rice n , 4 hv tlie,Most tr , iteeable and complete Public Con, 4 lq arty .1 the North ttuatl, being unequalled tit Accommoda- 111,4;(,, othe r , it„l4til,ill"l,l7, Longtown, Gretna-green; Annan, Diunfries, 1,,411 1,,, ..''horithill, Sanquhar-Kiln, Cannittek, liingswe!l, y 11,,, ''',,` 3 of Scotland, a Post Coach (a.iiy)• 474, ~..'earborough Whitby, Shields, Nuittlerlanl, New til.Netiotiti Edimitirgh ' New Four Insid Coach, with a Guard h il l ,' Ta t n 4 se,ts out ' every Morning. by way of Newark, ltet oiiiiyiudV`er, Darlington, Nortliallerton, Durham, .I\l'w- I'll'. - 'he I ' t "'ich• Passengers finding themselves . fatigued ktse.. the of the journey, may rest what time they kt - ,,,kill t il i n t !!”ti proceed on without any additional Fare. liO'',"r; PT,,. ( •;,r, ( -41, Swindon, Itzunsh . iiry, Hungerford, and n''Ol_irir,•'' , "'ach, at Seven, Morning. t 'lit li,t,',",OPat I & 11 - , isal New Post Coach, evety evening, 4 . i*!1,,„ L, Peitrith, and ' Whitehaven, Four Inside Post. 1 0 1 " YA G t' a ,tl ati, the, way- ; passes through tirough ",l'elt‘t'hy, l l 4t4hil,l4 e , Rteliniond,Cattcrick, liorough bridge, 'keil Nitirti, 4rtortl.-Donthistor; and Grantham. Sets out 1i1,,1y. 1 , 4 g, end performs the journey with the greatest tt,,,liir,t,4'tolgers detained on the Road by business or t t , l ii it ttive ni, peculiar advantage of their Seats being se th-LNit)',l qext coarti. tkijilty „A.-, Lancaster Preston, Kirby-Lansdale, Bolton, et 1 1 1; , • 4: 4i t t n ' c ',irli,,a• ad L'apt - ang Post-Cuac• hes; every After ;tit Eldpono erocit.-Guarded. Its' l 'ott i. 4", w arriogton, Knutsford, Slone, and Litch- IN vtoot"aelt, called The Defiance, every Evening at liV,..iva rd tt ,' the Saracen's Head Inn, Dale-street, Liver x,Nt,NPapti,,eu throughout ",,,,tll,'-s'ra'Ll) Post -Coach every Nl , irning, at Half-past 6' . -,44,‘'lehi'`, ewport, Wt:ite!luith, Tarporley, Nantwich t 034 1 ,tiet t 4.4'1 Middlewich Post-Coach, every Evening, a 1 1 :1.,,1Li . yi n 'lAN!‘o til-ND, Stockton, and Yarm, 'new Coach, every il 11,01-! Georg e Inn, Sunderland. 4 1 ,pp, v tri i . h. ' Lit, Winslow, (ongletini, Newcastle Walsal, toR I Y 'it f.t,'Ptaii, Post-Coach, every Afterin'ion. Guam-tied. A Ilt,q ere, - and Ruth .rliaii Post-Coach, ealleu tliti Rock .,P, , ~._ v ‘ ., . . l I I,l(erilT) tAkitroi ning. t 1 4 ea1,, 44 , 4 „AM Putt Coach, with a Guard, sets out every 14 lie -Yba reach - 1.3 . •• , I • in next day at Noon.- L, i _ ~,,, ,es lillllll,, la . et, ri,1'11,,,,,'")', Sontham, Leannogton, Warwick, , ii New il- - tftliti,lrealti,?od Congloton, to the Smicen s Head, u tfsch ~ Ni t tiro, I DO L,, ' , er • 'rare, Howdert Thorn, and Doncaster, Post Ft - te t i (- I , 7 4. 4 c!, l\ q u r n il iog at halt-past Six, to the Cross Keys, Itiet,t,,llaot,t4,.l,Nlrgate S• 'd h Rams„. - ate,Catilerburf, ~4,,,„,' 4 01". at h'' ' r;', It o ' c ' l l it: t ste w r ' , C and ' Strcuil, New Pust tir%et), It er °agng), !` oil, ~r ild Night. Cro , -;, 4 11i t , A Ho Idestliiii, and Chushunt Coach, ' MC [ FlN l __,g' ! 4 k at . r , Atiu a d , % q:1, wo D. 4 rAlmonton Coach (daily), at Eleven, toil A b. + , ir e '• o' Clock, * is, 4 00 6 . " s 1Q,,, i, ,. .., and Eight o Cloeh. , (1, (: ,_, Ai d , tonal Waz...;9;is and Coaches, to Newbnry, olltort,':?4,11, Wow ron-13asset, Lambourn, Hanger- II I.ieadiug, Alitt all Places adjacent, daily. ! ••r Nlt. Ire. t (• • .• ,- 1), 4 R I„‘,. .1 fiv, ~, (ONS. tv 4S er4 "''`lPStliz-11), Watford and Stanniore,Three •e l . , 1.; • c , , 9 N l* ec e i e s tV4 ti ttN nd aY• ' 13 a IlgaY, Bury, and all Parts of Suffolk, I) ' `', , , Ti ( , EB 'll , ,R la' .q,,re e T , bingdon, Henley, Bristol, and Glen-kt 4gtf, ` l AMp• l4l esa Wt-rei `N 4, Ch • r ON, vv. ." 1 •n liiiirst, Ly iil:4R,,iti_ e,,,t0i._1.c. inchester, Rurnsey, .- , 3 u ,„. . _ • 1,01 w i ,`' it, Ringuood, Fordinghridge. A in ,. ti . nil erftße!./tY, trut, Jersey, and Guernsey Waggi,s (I,aily)• ..11(YeTiMet_ropton, and Twicketiliant, Twize a•Week. ,p,.., -ly •Nti auti tVool i.l D• ii,, i 4 ~I.:ts ~ „„ v• Ll, orrery ay. 441, ~,k 4 oL N , i , nu r..diflouton every Day. , . •P."d ti AIN •- d 4 -' ki a..3t heir 41, 4 ,. v 0,,1 pwit, I enleCt" -- - . ' ~. I Pts ~ 4 4% ; 1 P;,, 5..n . r, that they will not be aceouilt,i ~._ . . h tt i 4 ter,, Ire p i t , ', l % Luggage Writings, Plate, • : , c• " t 3 4 id as 6,;?_,11-4.s Valtie,lf stolen, lest, or ciaut,' gvii, u.n -444'i ep: t atid the hunt - alter paid La ( accutclingq, t d • 144 3 tww-bill, London. t-CO' d °el 'll.°c , "rOtu, ,e Acklolol "r v . ice ft whOr 6. • Ju ba s gnSi, ot , r'.l3 awl WeS;: tts:a to rg I thog i brot_, tr °- . lb• yogi' , 7 4 to • • Cr' Og Per' qr. ;r bus s ' erg( ' v er e° r ft' pe t% • , to • Ifni CO 9I J op a l te w'26l ,'OS• 1 lO to 6 64 6f 1 °!1;. 1 sl J :O 4 61 1 34 Oa 01 °5 . A st o 7 1 I°j 1 44 to ro P id (0 cO 4 , 4 to to 4 3 4- tO s vi to s oj to to , T 4 d to 2 ;s to Of. Ca to 0 - 4 ‘:1 4 .., g , to 3 to 1 :0 1 at 3 1 0 fP, idtC A .4 5 J, 45 04 0 : cA i;* alb. to'. ••• .••tt os --,00 ,cl-P l ll. r d oce. 4 15 " . ad e d. me a , ca he ta e '; `s O le r3'• 1: t Ao^ e ' art t icg Pt"' rt tO alt b grilf iouc 704' pt 1 0" for till 4 `41 t 91 . 10 I.loi;in r ~ , . ci ~ ~. WEDNESDAY, JULY 8, 1818. MONOPOLY IN BEER. AMEETING will be holden a t, the CROW N , and ANCHOR TAVERN, STRAND, o n MONDAY NEXT; of the. PERSONS who signed the ANTI-MONOPOLY PETITION, to consider and resolve an such further Measttres as may be necessary to procure EMANCIPATION from the. ARBITRARY LICENSING SYSTEM,. and .a RestOratiOn of the.R;gbt of a Free Trade in, Beer.—The•Chair will be taken at Out o'Clock precisely. • ICSCUPLTES, Secretary. YDROVIDENT LIFE OFFICE, for the IN, JIL SURANCE of LIVES and the GRANT and PIM CHASE of ANNUITIES, SouthaMpton-street, Strand. I nusTEEs, The Marqnis of BUCKINGHAM, Lord Braybrooke, S. Morland, Esq. M.P, William Praed, Esq. M.P. George Duckett, Esq. F.R.S. Ann Fifteen Directors., Managing Director :7 .J. Biainnpnt, Eiq. F.A.S. The DIRECTORS of this INSTITUTION, with confidence derived frdin its caiisseilt success, invite public attention to the important Benefits which •it is calculated to prreluee. Evetton the ordinary plan of Insurance Companies, the uti lity Of Life fits:sr:wee is manifest ; but hdw much more ad vantageous it on the plan of the Provident ()Mee? In the. common mode, the specific sum insured is recovered, but not hi4rinire.—ln that of the Provident'Otlice", , while equally secure of the specific sum insured, the Member is entitled to share the surplus profits ; and this, it has been seen, Will fre quvntirdouble and treble the suns stated in the Policy.! and this alsd without'any additional charge of Premium"! The FIRST SEPTENNIAL DIVIDEND in .the• PRO WDENT LIFE OFFICE, confirmed in February, 1814, ap ptirtiuns 'l3l. Bs. iserCent (computed oh all the premiums paid) to the account of each Person insured for the whole of life, 'which is added to their Policies, and is made payable' therewith t—thus, the Representatives of Mr. STEPHEN DREiVE", of Saltash, whose life was insured for 10001., mid was the first that dropped" after the dividend -was declared, have received 801. itis. in addition to the 10001. insured; or 10801. iris. ROYAL HOSPITAL; CHELSIA, I i S. • N pursuance of the Act of the 5504 year of iL• his Vregent• Majesty, - by which it is enacted that t he'Out- Pensioners of this Hospital shall in future lin laid quarterly, in advance, instead of hialf-yearly,. Notice is hereby gis en, .by order of the Right Honourable the Lords and others, Com missioners for managing the Affairs of the said : Hospital, that all the Out-Pensioners thereof,., residing .in London,. or within Ole District of the Bills of Miirtality, arc required to appear personally and regimentally, with taeir Instructions and Certificates of Admission, at the Secretary's Office in the said 'Hospital, on their respective days, - and in their different classes, according to their several hates of Pension,. as up glerainntioned ; , Then attendance will 'be ive❑ from. Ten o'Clock iu the Morning until Three in Afternoon, for the Payment of a Quarter of a Year's Pension in advance, to the 2sth of September next. On WEDNE . SDAY, the Bth of July. The Pensio9ef at'od. per day, and those it 6d. to the end of the numbered Rq;nnenta... On THITRSDAY, the 9th of July. Those at 6d. from the" Royal Garrison Battalion, and re inaining 't-legirnvnts and Corps; - those at 7d. and Bd. an d a l the Cavalry at 9d. per day. • • •On FRIDAY, the 10th of July. • Those at 9d. per day, from tae Ist Foot Guards to the •oth Foot inclusive. On SATURDAY, the 11th of July. - Those.at lid. per day, from the 61st Foot, and .all the re maining Regiments and Corps; and alsO t-hoie at 10d. per 414 y. On MONDAY, the MO of July. Those at Is. per day, from the different Regiinents of Ca valry, with the let and 2d Regiments of Foot Guards. On TUESDAY, the 14th of July. ' - Those at ls. per day, from the 3d Regiment of Foot Guards, to the end.ot the numbered Regiments at that Rate. On WEDNESDAY, the 15th of July. Those at Is. per day, from the Royal Garrison Battalion, and also the remaining Regiments and Corps ; as also those at is. °id. per day. . On THURSDAY, the lGth of July. Those at Is. Id. ls. lid. is. 2d. Is. 21d. and Is. 3d. per day. On FRIDAY, the 17th of July. Those at Is. Is. 4d. Is. 4jd. Is. sd. Is. 5Ad. Is. 6d. Is. bid. Is. 7d. Is. 71d. Is. Bd. Is. Bad. is. 9d. Is. 9id. and Is. lOd. per day. On SATURDAY, the 18th of July., • Those at Is. 104 d. per day ,and, upwards, and, those Pen sioners who have been admitted on account of Blindness, as also the Private Gentlemen who receive Annuitiei front the late Ist and 2d Troops of Ilorse Guards. It is also ordered and directed, that all the Out-Pensioners belonging to the said Hospital do pay-particular attention to their Instructions, which they are required to prodtice'at the time of Payment, by which they are ordered to transmit to the Paymaster-General of his Majesty's Land Forces in London, their Affidavits as therein prescribed, on or immediately after every Quarter-day, Without which 'their Names will not be entered on the Pay-Lists for the subsequent Quarter, and they are not afterwards to change their Place of Abode, as specified in their Affidavits, without unavoidable necessity, and duly notifying the same. And further to take Notice, that. in consequence of various Frauds having been committed by Pensioners in the Receipt of Pension and Prize:Money, it is ordered that all Pensioners so offending shall be struck off the Pension List, and forfeit fur ever all benefit arising from this Establishment. RICHARD — NIAVE, Secretary and Registrar. THE LOTTERY. NEW, .8 - PATE-LOTTERY, • (The Last for the Service of the Year,) BEGINS DRAWING 4rg AUGUST. TWO of THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS! ! ! And oiil r EIGH'I"PHOUSAND TICKETS, with ' PORT, ,CLARET„ or MADEIRA, , Amounting to 4 Pipes of Port or : . :ladeita, or 4 Hogsheads o Claret, fur each of the Prizes of One Thousand Sovereigns. The following favourite Numbers having Bank of England, • CARROLL j Contractor' respectfully . .aecintiots the Pul • i the Office-keepers whose Names are a ; , 1' Webb • Martin t 3 Eyton 4 Hazard A Richardson. 6 Hazard • • 7 Hazard. 8 Pidding 9 ,Hazard tO Swift .1 1 Pidding 12 Bish 13 Swift 14 Richardson 15 Carroll 16 Carroll 17 fish is fish 19 fish 20 Bish. 21 Swift Eyton 23 ,Webb 24 Sirewright 2.5 Marshall 26 Carroll '27 Ri'clial - dsola 23 Webb 29 Webb • 30 Marshall 31 Marshall 32 Martin 33 Richardson 34 • Si'vewright 35 Webb 36 Webb :37. Hazard 38 Swift 39 Bish been issued from the 40 Martin 41 Sivewritibt 42 Webf 43 Eyton 44 Webb 45 Hazard 4( Carroll, 47 Carroll 48 Carroll 49 Hazard 50 Carroll .5.1 Swift 52 Sivewright 53 Richardson 54 Dish 55 Bish 56 Dish 57 Hazard • 58 Marshall 59 , Ntartht 60 Dish et Carroll 64 Carroll 63 Pidding 64 Richardson 65 Eyton 66 Dish 67 Swift Hazard 69 Webb 70 Carter 71- Dish. 72 Sirewright 73 Carter 74 Carroll 75 Bish • ' 76,Sis•ewrig4 77 Carroll 78 - Webb the, Lottery, !lie they be had ;aiust them:— 79' Martin 80 Eyton 81 Niartilt 85 - Bisli 83 Hazard 84 Bish . 85 Richardson 86 Carroll 81 Martin Pidding 89 Carroll 90 Eyton gl Sirewright 94 Marshall 93 Sivewright 94 Eyton 93 CartCr 96 Swift 97 Carter 98 Swift 99 Martin 100 'Richardson ,111 Webb 222 SiveWright 333 Webb 444 Richardson 555 Carroll 866 Eyton 777 Sivewright 888 Richardson 999 Hazard 1111. Pidding 22.22 Sivewright 033 Hazard 4444 Lidding 5555 Carter 6866 Swift 7777 Sivewright N. 14. Any favourite or fancy- Numbers, not in the above List, may be had by an early application to any Lottery-Office, Or to G. CMtROLL, Contractor, '7, Cornbill, and 2t, Ox ford-street; who shaii , d and sold, in the Last Lottery when lie was the Contractor, No. 3,645, a Prize of L. 20.210 . No. 4,349, a Prise of L. 20,000 And in the Lottery just ended No . . 9,481, a Prize of L. 20,000 With Eight other Capitals of 10091.; 5001., &c. This Day was published; ' liandsutnelv printed .in 3 large Vuls. Bvo.•illustrated with • Maps and FaC-Similes of Biblical Manuscripts, price 21. 25, in boards, A N INTRODUCTION to the CRITICAL II& STUDY and KNOWLEDGE of the HOLY SCRIP- f LTA ES„ yTHOMAS HARTWELL HORNS, This Work, On ,which the Author has been engaged for many years, is offered to Bible Readers generally, anil to the Clergy and those preparing for Holy Orders in particular, as a Manual of what is most valuable in Biblical Criticism, se lected from the labours of the Most eminent Critics, both British and Foreign. It is divided into three parts, viz.:— Partl. comprises a concise View of the Geography of Pa lestine, and of the Political, Religious; Moral, and Civil State of the Jews ; illustrating the principal Events recorded in the Bible. Part 11. presents a copious Investigation of the Principles Of Scripture Interpretation, and their Application to the Historical, Prophetical, Typical, Doctrinal, and Moral Parts of the Sacred Writings. Part 111. is appropriated to the Analysis of the Bible ; in cluding an Account of the Canon of Scripture.; together with Critic'al Prefaces and Synopses to each book, upon an improved Plan. An Appendix is subjoined, containing an Account of the Principal MSS. and Editions of the Old. and New Testa ments, and other Bibliographical and Critical Information relative to the Holy Scriptures. Printed for T. Cade!! and W. Davies, Strand. MRS, TAYLOR'S NEW WORK. This day were publiAeel, in foolscap Beo. with a beautiful Frontispiece, price'li: boards, . . RECIPROCAL.DUE6 of ,PA AENTS and CHILDREN. 'By' Mrs. TAYLO:t.' of Ongar. LondOn : Printed for Taylor and Hesser, 93, Fleet-street. 'Of Nyhoni may be had, by the same Author, 1. Maternal Solicitude for a Daughter's best Interests, the 7th Edition, with Frontispiece, price ss. 2. Practical Hints to Young Females, the 7th Edition, with Frontispiece, price ss. hoards. .3. 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By their' superior plan of TrVatment, Strictures, of however long standing, or of the most inve terate kind, are speedily and permanently cured. ' Messrs. Currie and Co offer their assistance in all cases of Venereal Infection, and in every Conplaint . of Debility, wlo,theC arising froth the infatuation of a certain destructive flabit, long re s idence in warm Climates. free living, or any other cause, producing a drficiency of manly vigour. Mes' - ,rs. Currie and CO. tuy he consulted by Patients of either Sex, with the greatest. delicacy, secrecy, and honour, 'at their house, No. 107, fiatton-garden, where Certificates and. Testimonials may be seen. Terms of remuneration are plainly ttatrd on.the firstintcrriew. Letters from the Coun try, iotv!, will b e d u ly answere d, an d t h e ue.. -I :?, ck ryt g i,I;cIIT '4 sielli to all parts of the Kingdom. No. 107, Hatton-garden. HOP INTELLIGENCE. SOUTH YVARK, JULY 6.—We have not any change a our Market since our last. MAIDSTONE, JULY 6.—The Hops continue to look remarkably well and clean, notwithstanding the length of dry wea►her. They are coming.out in bur very fast, and are now much forwarder than have been known for some years.—The ac counts from Worcester are very unfavourable, lice and honey dew are in most of the grounds, and unless they have rain shortly a verl small crop is expected. Amongst the public improvements lately made in this county, the New Turnpike Road from Sut ton Valence through Headcorn :o Biddenden, • which is just completed, deserves to be particu larly noticed. The importance of this undertak• ing is not perhaps generally known. To the in habitants of that part of the County, where hi therto• the roads were proverbially bad, and .in fact impassable for carriages eight months in the year, the advantages of haling a good road 'are sufficiently apparent ;• but the utility of this work is much more extensive. The distance between Tenterdet; and Maidstone is now reduced to little more titan 17 miles : a further advantage al,o arises from there being but one hill of any mag nitude (that.at &moil Valence) throughout the .whole distance, and the low parts of the road have been raised, so es to render them entirely free from all intindations. The Tenterden Stage Coach will, we understand, take this road at least once a week in fnture.—(Maidstone Journal, July 7.) CITY BUQTNESS.- --Yeslerttay the LORD MAYOR eh! a Cow t of Alderenep at Roberts, Esq. one, of the Sheriffs Elect, attended, and gave bond to take upon himself the office on the 28th of September next. Thomas Wiisoo, Esq the other Sheriff Elect, attended, and stated, that„ being a Member of Parliament- he did tint conceive himself liable to be called upon to exe cute that office, and therefore refused to give bond• The Lord Mayor was, therefore, requested to issue his precept for the election of another person. Eight hats of gold, weighing about 840 ounces, Were sworn tO, preTious to exportation. [PR/CE SEVENPENCr. FOR THE SUN. OF POLITIC,4I, SOCIETY. INTRODUCTION.-SEC Had it been possible for usio do nothing by ; each other, either in a natural or civil state, but . what was right, we should never nave been sen sible of what was wrong.; but the discovery of both in tire former, brought us into the latter, to pursue the one, and avoid the whet-. had we been wise enough in state of n;'itnre to practise What was just, Our virtue would have been uni versal, and vice unknown. Self-directed ii► 'all ' that was good, to the exclusion of all that was toil,", nu plthlic Government would have been thought of, but indiViduals, enjoying their matt-, ral liberty, would have lived in harrnony. Nata-' ral equity would have been sufficient, and posi tive laws unnecessary. There being no disorder' or iniquity among th.ern.' Magistrates would have` been useless, and political power a vlream ; but the experience of a natural state proving our in sufficiency, where social regards did not extend beyond domestic life, natural reason suggested the necessity of a social civil one, into which we en tered.tfor the protection of rights, and defence against wrongs. Bert only was established mem and muum, that this was mine and that was What, in a primeval state, was common to ally was parcelled on: as property,.translerable by gift, eruption; and purchase. Justice was the offspring, Laws followed, and Governments were formed to administer them fot• the benefit of the political: body. These were o f var i ous d e nomipa. lions, and each preVailed for a time, according to thecensus of the people, or the extent of their do muuou and each fell to pieces 'according to its weakness and corruption, bat was•severally revived into a mixture of all. Commonwealths melted into- Aristocracies, and these into Ithsolote Monarchies, which, preserving all that.was gOod in the three respectively, subsided into a limited state of !King, Lords, and Commons ; one to ex ecute, the other to guard, and the last to propose and supply. As I knc.)w.. of.no Government equal to this, I shall illumine it in THE Stll/, for the advantage of the blind, or those who are more unhappy, as having eyes to see, but will not ; meaning many within doors, who oppose the best measures for private purposes, and all without, who in their ignorance mfinfamy.contend tor• the worst. I shall hold• up both to observation, and so easy will be the choice, that whoever readi will determine, that disappointnient begets fac tion, and secret combination, and faction animo sity; each producing an opposition to political, power,' as old and mechanical as the date of our glorious Revolution. MONTESQUIEU. From the LONDON GAZETTE, JULY 7. War Office , July 7, 1818. 40th Regiment of Foot—Lient.-General Sir Brent Spenter, G. C. 8., from. the Rifle Brigade, to be Cuionel, vice,Sir George Oibarn, Bart. deceased. Rifle Brigade—Major-General Sir .I(ihn Oswald, K. C. B. to be Colonel:-Cominandatit of a Battalion, vice Sir Brent Spencer, appointed to the command of the Oth Foot. Whitehall, July 6: His Royal Highness the Prince Regent has•been pleased, i❑ the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, to appoint Charles Rnshworth, Esq. to be a Commissioner for the Affairs of Taxes, vice Thomas Davis Lamb, Esq. deceased. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. W. 0. Coleman, Wapping, slOpseller, from July 4 to August 22, at eleven, at Guildhall. BANKRUPTS. .1, Prichard, Church-lane . , St. Mary, Whitechapel, cooper, to surrender July 14, 18, and- August Is, at eleven, Guild hall. Attorney, Mr. Tilbury, Falcon -street, Aide' sgate ttreet. J. Tickell, Brighouse, Crosthtvaite, Cumberland, broker, July 16, 17, and Aug. 18, at eleven, at the King's .:,rms, Carlisle. Attorney, Mr. Clettnell, Staple's Inn, bondon ; and Mr. Paul, Carlisle. W. Lindars, Tetswortb, Oxfbrd, innkeeper, July 21, 22, and Aug. 18, at eleven, at the house of R. Bartram, Town Hall, Oxford. Attorney, Mr. Lampitt, Wallington, Oxon; and Messrs. Rose and Slater, Gray's Inn-square. London. W. Tomlinson, Nottingham, haberdasher, July 11, 21, and Aug. 18; at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Lawrence, Dean's -court, DOctors' Commons. T. Hornsby, Combin e stock-bro4r, July 16, 25, and Aug. la, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Jennings and Collier, Carey-street, Lincoln's Inn. DIVIDENDS. July 28, .t. Johnston, Paradis,f-strt et, St. Mary-le-bone, slater—July 28, A. Durham, Birraing,ham, grocer—Aug. 4, W. Lawson, ,Whittiy,•Yoikshire, silk-Mereer—July 98, W. Mercer, Walton-le-Dale, Lancashire, lime-hurner--July - SI, E. Kent, Gedney-hill, Lincolnshire, draper—July IS. A. Kelty, Worcester, jeweller--julv Is, J. Maelicoull, Worth ing, stationer—July 28, W. Williams, Limehonse-Causeway, rictualler—Aug. I, J. Miller and J. Miler, Holywell-street, Strand, 'Shoemakers—Aug. 1, J. Matt hewman, Queen-Street, Cheapside, merchant—Aug. I, S. Gigney, Kent-road, bai.er- , ‘ Aug. I,•J. Ashton, Tower-street, wine .and brandy titer - - chant—July 28, J. Cross, Chesterton, Car hrit!Oshire, boat \ iviight—Aug. - 20,' M. A. Pelham, North Shields, sailmaker— Oct. 24, S. kowlandson; E. Isaac, and W. Brien, Cheapside, warehousemen—Aug. 1, Sir. It. Phillips, New Bridge-street, Knight, bookseller—Airg.. I, W. Warne, Bedford-street, Covent garden, boot and shoemaker—Aug..l I, G. M. Cox, Edgeware-road, toyruan,--July 18, it. Palmer, Brighthelm ston, plumber—Aug. 1, 13. Parkes, Moore-street, Birming ham, wireworker=sltily 28,- S. T Lloyd, Leather-Lne, book seller—Jttly 28, J. Kerkham, Acre-fat Led;, Sat&rtishire, farmer-1'431, T. Welk, Gedney-dyke, Gedney, Lincoln shire, miller—July 30, W. Young, Boston, Lincolnshire, victuailer--Aug. d, F.. Naish, 'lwerton, , Sontersershire, clothier—July 26, T. Pickering, Liverpool, grocer—Aug. 8, T , Curry, North Shields, ship-owner—Drily 31, M. Taylor, Itudhv, Yorkshire, tanner—Aug. I, J. Wingfield ; Long-lane, Saddler. . . . CERTI FICATES-J 111,Y 28. W. Barton, Doncaster, maltster—J. H. Croncher, Great Alit: street, Goodrnan's fields, spirit-merchant—A. Dorn, St.. Mary, Laintikh, victualler—G. Gregory, sen. Chester, cheese-factor—W. Benst earl, jun. Jevkry-street, A Idgate, soap-manufacturer—A. Johnston, Manchester, silk-mercer, PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. W. Macnamara and J. G. Brett, jun. London Plate Was, Works, East Smithfield—J. J. Starbuck and R. Starbuck„ Milton-next-Gravesend, boot and shoemakers—A. CL gg, sen. J. Clegg, and A. Clegg, jun. Oldham, Lancashire, hat. mann facttirers—G. SchOley and T. Atkinson, Old Swan lane, mer chants—M. Atbey, J. Athey, and H. Atbey, .Alnwick, Nor thuMberland, cabinet-makers—J. Swainson and T. Harrison, Kendal, manufacturers of morocco leather—W. Tubb and G. Wood, Oxford, grocers.